Sentence examples for search meant from inspiring English sources

The foreign secretary said an "error in the earlier US records search meant that these cases did not come to light".

But Haydon said gang members and young people had told police that reducing stop and search meant it was no longer such a deterrent for those thinking of carrying weapons: "They are not being stop and searched as much as they used to be so the deterrence is less.

An unsuccessful search meant that a caregiver needed to go to the central pharmacy.

The narrow scope and targeted nature of the search meant that only a limited number of highly relevant articles were retrieved.

"In my opinion, to search means nothing in painting.

Google's personalized search means that two people searching the same term don't get the same results or see the same offers.

When you are not particularly good at planning, this search means placing an inordinate amount of trust in luck and in strangers.

"Google's overwhelming dominance of search means that it plays a decisive role in determining what the vast majority of us discover, read, use, and purchase online.

This is what Danny Sullivan, the editor of SearchEngineLand, a leading expert on Google search, means when he says "something has gone terribly wrong with Google's algorithm".

But, asked by paidContent:UK whether Murdoch's increasing reticence toward search means stepping back from its "search engine optimisation" (SEO) initiatives, Bettio said: "We're still going to have in place everything because it's good practice".

Real-time search means different things to different people.